Landon Launches Final Midwest Swing For 14 Electoral Votes
Indiana visit caps Landon campaign as he travels from the Midwest to the East for major addresses. He denounces New Deal claims on schooling, appeals to Democrats to rally against FDR, criticizes government power, and promises solutions to farm tenant issues in the Southwest as he heads toward Philadelphia and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Alf M. Landon
Indiana
Maryland
Pennsylvania
New York
Landon
Indianapol
Midwest
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
New York City
Baltimore
Trenton
N. J
London
Charleston
W. Va
St. Louis
Kansas
Illinois
Ohio
Michigan
Landen
California
Arizona
Oklahoma
James Roosevelt
Townsend Old Age Pension
New Deal
Slight Increase In Tube Plant Schedule
Steel production will stay level while finishing operations rise slightly next week at National Tube Company Lorain. Four blast furnaces and 12 open hearths will operate. The Rail Mill will work six days starting Monday. No 3 Skelp Mill four days from Monday. Butt Mills No 2 and No 6 five and a half days from Monday. Lapp Mill No 5 two and a half days from Monday. Seamless Mills No 1 and No 2 five and a half days from Monday.
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National Tube Company
Lorain
Bessemer
Skelp
Weather Ohio fair and warmer with increasing clouds
The forecast for Ohio calls for fair to partly cloudy conditions with slightly warmer temperatures. In the northwest portion tonight and Sunday expect increasing cloudiness and a gradual rise in temperatures.
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Ohio
Speaker Outlines Three Rules For Business Success
L H Buisch of National Cash Register told 125 Elvira professionals at a First Congregational Church dinner that success hinges on three rules: forget yesterday work today plan for tomorrow. He urged studying the top 20 percent of merchants who capture 50 percent of sales and shared six keys including advertising modernization attractive displays and training salespeople. He warned against overbearing sales pushes but urged effort to sell unplanned items while avoiding customer resentment. The talk ended with steps from approach to departure and a call to offer unique services.
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L. H. Buisch
National Cash Register Company
Elvira Business
First Congregational Church
Seling
Foy
Buisch
Earl W. Bell
Chamber of Commerce
National Cash Register
Nelson M. Fitch
Merchants
Jim Armitage
Harry W. Luethi
Chamber
Communist Candidate Beaten and Exiled by Mob in California
In El Centro Calif a mob seized Communist congressional candidate Esco L Richardson beat him damaged radio station KAO then dragged him to a Los Angeles bound train. Police and sheriffs absent at the time after a federal judge allowed local authorities to act to keep the peace.
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EL Centro
Calif
Esco
Richardson
Bessie Keckler
State Assembly
Tiany
Miss Keckler
Kxo
Tonight's Talks On Political Front
Radio schedule lists Father Coughlin at 9:15 on WHK Roosevelt's Progress at 9:00 on WHK Governor Landon at 9:00 and Alfred E. Smith at 10:00 on WGAR with WGAR and WHK stations.
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Roosevelt
Gov. Landon
Alffred E. Smith
Danger Point in Europe as Nations Split Over Spain
London reports allege Soviet deliveries of war materials to Madrid amid escalating Francoist conflict. Britain cites 15 tri motor planes and 15 tanks weekly. Spain vows to fire on any Russian arms ships. Across Europe fascist and leftist blocs move toward conflict as Italy and Germany pledge support, while France and Belgium brace for shifts. The League of Nations releases its 1936 Armaments Year Book.
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United Press
London
Russia
Spain
Britain
Alicante
Mediterranean
Madrid
Spanish
Paris
Italy
Nazi Germany
Envers
Genevieve Tabouis
the Egg
Catalonia
Belgium
Leon Blum
Socialist
France
Radical Socialist Party
Hitler
Count Konstantin von Neurath
Ciano
Bernardo Attolico
Benito Mussolini
Bologna
Europe
Geneva
League of Nations
Portugal Breaks With Spanish Leftists
Lisbon, Oct 24 The Portuguese government cut diplomatic ties with the Spanish left front government. Portugal ordered its chargé d affaires and embassy staff to leave Alicante for Lisbon aboard a Portuguese warship, signaling a move against leftist Spain amid rising tensions tied to the Spanish Civil War crisis.
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United Press
Lisbon
Portugal
Italy
Germany
Acs
Spain
Alicante
Madrid
Foreign Office
Claudio Sanchez Albornoz
Madrid Braces For Air Raid
Madrid faced a merciless air raid as Nationalist planes hammered the capital. Rail service halted. streets filled with fear as anti aircraft guns manned defenses and residents sought shelter in cellars while authorities prepared for continued bombardment and possible cabinet reshuffle on Tuesday. The north and northwest suburbs bore the heaviest damage with bombs striking Casa Campo Park and near the North Railroad Station.
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Madrid
Great Casa Campo
Germany Recognizes Italy's Conquest of Ethiopia
Rome Oct 24 Nazi Germany formally recognized Fascist Italy's conquest of Ethiopia in a Berchtesgaden meeting with Adolf Hitler and Count Galeazzo Ciano. The announcement flouted the League of Nations and opposed powers, signaling a warning to Europe as Mussolini's regime expands its empire.
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London
Rome
Germany
Europe
Italy
Ethiopia
Fuehrer
Adolf Hitler
Berchtesgaden
Bavaria
Galeazzo Ciano
Benito Mussolini
League of Nations
Il Duce
WPA Workers Riot Today In Washington
In Washington on October 24 a riotous WPA workers protest erupted in front of the Corporal art galleries as police dispersed about 200 demonstrators demanding higher wages. Three leaders were arrested after clashes near Waite House gates while President Roosevelt was sought for audience.
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Washington
UCB
WPA
Waite House
Roosevelt
David Lasser
Herbert Benjamin
The
Workers Alliance
John Kelly
Lackawanna County
Gardner Jackson
Civil Liberties Union
Roosevelt Says New Deal Saved Business
President Roosevelt claimed credit for pulling private business out of the 1933 pit and restoring the profit system. He outlined a whirlwind campaign finish through Pennsylvania New York New Jersey Delaware and spoke at 18 business dinners from the White House radio. He warned against returning to coercive politics urging workers to reject coercion while reaffirming faith in private enterprise.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
New York
White House
New England
New York City
Wilkesbarre
Camden
N. J
Harrisburg
Wilmington
Del
New Jersey
Delaware
Brooklin
Hyde Park
N. Y
United States
New Health Class For Business Men At Y M C A
Elyria business men gain a condensed health program at the Y M C A led by Carl Wagner. The calisthenics class uses dumbbells clubs and balls timed for two sessions weekly to fit busy schedules and tailor workouts to individual needs.
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Elyria
Carl Wagner
Wagner
Quakes Continue In Alaska Shake Coastal Towns
Alaska dispatch reports ongoing earthquakes rattling coastal towns and the Kenai Peninsula. Tremors increased after a severe temblor late Wednesday into Thursday, with minor damage expected. Authorities suspect volcanic origin.
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Seward
Alaska
Kenai Peninsula
Black And Harter Rally For Roosevelt Gains
Senator Hugh Black of Alabama and Congressman Don W. Harter of Akron spoke at a Democratic rally at Elyria High School praising Roosevelt era progress and criticizing Republican leadership tied to financial interests. Harter projected a Democratic victory in the 14th district, urging continued social programs and work relief while deriding unemployment insurance opposition.
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Hoover
Hugh Black
Alabama
Don W. Harter
Akron
Elyria High School
Senator Black
Democratic Party
Roosevelt
America
London
Harter
Carl Sheppard
Ohio
Sheppard
Lorain County
Grafton
Oberlin
South Amherst
Elyria
Tragic Crash Claims Two Detroit Truck Drivers in Sheffield Lake Village
Two Detroit truck drivers were killed yesterday when their semi-trailer crashed into a telephone pole in Sheffield Lake village near Lorain. The victims were Frank Green, 54, and Mack Dunn, 21, both pronounced dead at St. Joseph's Hospital Lorain. Deputies suggested the drivers may have fallen asleep as the cab was crushed between the pole and trailer.
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Detroit
Sheffield Lake Village
A. W. Thomas
Lorain
Frank Green
Mack Dunn
Joseph Woodings
Claude Adams
St. Joseph's Hospital
Harry Lessinger
Route
Brian Brian
John Quinn
Michigan
John Hersher
Charles Radyk
Sheffield
West River Road
Richard Heiffner
Huntington
Fans Clinic
Wellington
Politicians Spar Over Party Loyalty In 1936 Campaign
Sen Joseph T Robinson assails five former Democrats he calls the finicky five for backing Gov Alf Landon. He cites James Reed Bainbridge Colby Henry Breckenridge Joseph Ely Alfred E Smith as betrayers of Jeffersonian ideals. Jones praises Roosevelt, urges re election, credits government action for recovery while warning against self reliance.
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Joplin
Joseph T. Robinson
Ark
Thomas Jefferson
Alf M. Landon
U. S
James A. Reed
Missouri
Bainbridge Colby
Henry Breckenridge
Joseph Ely
Massachusetts
Alfred E. Smith
Gov. Landon
Senate
Jefferson
Robinson
Detroit
Jesse Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Hoover
Jones
Roosevelt
Coal-Wood-Cinders-Slag Ads Prompt Coal Orders
Winter with a full cast bids a meeting on the first chilly day as coal buyers in the want ads are urged to order now. The notice argues prices may rise and deliveries become harder, prompting readers to check the Coal-Wood-Cinders-Slag classification in the Want Ads for coal orders.
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Union Station
Haris
Rooseveltt
Alf. M. Landon
Susan Dorsey
Los Angeles
West Coast
Lin
Borox
Sesena
Aranjuez
Senator Black and Harter
Black
Hearst
DuPont
South America
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